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![]() Has anyone heard of this XXXXXXX?
I had someone ask me about it and they showed me the glossy readings. They are an arbitrage company. I have my own opinion which i shared but probably shouldnt say anything in here....just yet. I said i would ask around and get some feedback if possible BEFORE they part with their $thousands Thanks. Last edited by Moderator 3 : 16th November 2007 at 05:46 PM. |
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![]() Do not touch it,it is a ********.
Go to Cyberhorse forum, and you will find out more about it. |
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![]() Baco
It was a friend of a friends who asked me for my opinion. I smelt a rat but still cant find any evidence for her. I found the threads ( goes for a few years too, quite a cracker of a thread) on cyberhorse and Larry Pickering. larrysscams.blog.com/ It most definately looks similiar to what is going on there however the XXX Trading name isnt anywhere to be found. I was hoping to dig up some dirt for her but............... They want $thousands up front in what they call a license fee << well thats where i stopped! i told them to ask further as you dont need a license to bet etc etc.... I actually think she went ahead anyway?? She did run an ASIC check but it looked a bit dodgy to me. Alarm bells ring when i see this: ..... QLD under ....l PTY LTD reg .... The reading material has an ACT address though I wouldnt look twice at anything like that becuase i'm a sceptic on everything, but its hard to put someone else off it and tell them to put their money back in their pocket if i cant find anything. Last edited by Moderator 3 : 16th November 2007 at 05:47 PM. |
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![]() Even if it is legit, the return on arbing is usually around the 2.5% POT mark where one opens up about 27 bookies accounts.
Churning over big chunks of money. If they promise any more than 2.5% , be very aware. I have met people who used to sell such systems for such companies at higher prices than this & they said the same thing. That sounds like fun. At the price , it is outrages. I feel your warning bells will be correct. I have found any system in this price range are geared towards people who know nothing about racing , because they dont know any different. There is a lay betting method called Laying 7 System that has had some high profile people in racing giving it 2 thumbs up after testing it. Cost is around $86 You may want your friend to have a look at it & save her $thousands & maybe it might even make more than 2.5% on turn over. Cheers. Cheers.
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Cheers. Last edited by Moderator 3 : 16th November 2007 at 05:47 PM. |
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![]() Correction of the name of the plan search name under....
Laying Seven.
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Potentially defamatory or libellous posts. This especially relates to the identifying of businesses, racing products, racing personalities or other individuals in a context that could harm reputations, even if justified. |
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![]() Quote:
Wow a "commando style" laying system. I love going commando! ![]()
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